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Farewell, My Odd Days

Posted by: Neil Cleary    Tags:      Posted date:  December 11, 2009  |  No comment

Well, sadly Ben Wolfinsohn‘s animated journal blog My Odd Days has finally come to an end. The final episode is a crashing, fantastically self-referential climax in which he’s forced to choose between his real and animated lives. His existential ultimatum takes place, appropriately, at the Playboy mansion.

Wolfinsohn’s decision to call it a day doesn’t come as all that much of a surprise. Originally updated every other day, recent episodes have been fewer and farther between. The online comic will be sorely missed, but as hinted at throughout the series some of Wolfinsohn’s work may be headed for TV (which while not as cool probably pays better). I just hope he’s not headed for Mexico.

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Neil Cleary is a musician and writer currently living in Los Angeles with his girlfriend, two cats, and most of the remaining hard copies of his three solo albums. He is lactose-intolerant and enjoys a full English breakfast. Follow him on Twitter at @thatneilcleary



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